By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The speaker is an opponent and a critic, focusing on criticizing existing laws and the direction the government is taking. The main legislative changes demanded are the revocation of voting rights for Russian citizens and the halting of the values-based politics (social gender/gender ideology) imposed by the government.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing a new regulatory system that imposes social requirements and administrative burden on businesses. The speaker’s primary priority is initiating a motion of no confidence against the responsible minister, citing incompetence, in order to halt the regulation deemed detrimental.

The primary legislative focus is on opposing the Minister of Justice's plan for cross-border prison business, which is viewed as a threat to national sovereignty. The speaker does not mention specific bills or initiatives, but instead concentrates on criticizing the government's policy.

The legislative focus is aimed at supporting declarations that recognize genocides, as well as establishing new institutions. The priority is the creation of a bureau for investigating war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide crimes that are not subject to the statute of limitations, to be established under the Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs. The necessity of monitoring the completion of the Patarei Prison research center by 2026 is also emphasized.

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The legislative focus centers on the critical evaluation of existing or proposed policy changes (the consultation fee) and calls for the simplification of administrative procedures for the disbursement of social benefits. The speaker acts as a policy critic and overseer.

The legislative focus is currently on opposing the draft Child Protection Act, particularly the provision concerning the employment of convicted individuals. The speaker opposes the bill and demands its immediate and proper withdrawal now that the flaw has been noticed, in order to prevent the passage of a child-hostile law. The bill is characterized as a "Brezhnev package," containing both necessary and dangerous elements.

The legislative priority is the reinstatement of the bill or decision concerning the raising of family benefits, which had garnered cross-party support before the election. The speaker currently opposes the government's annulment of the previous agreement and inquires about the prospect of returning to that agreement.

The legislative focus is currently aimed at opposing the government's decision to raise the immigration quota. Criticism is also directed at the insufficient enforcement of existing regulations (e.g., illegal labor and adherence to language requirements), especially within the Bolt and Wolt sectors. New legislative bills are not mentioned.

The focus is on changing the priorities of the government's infrastructure and energy policies and criticizing how they are being implemented. Specific bills or amendments are not mentioned; instead, the action is framed as opposition to government policy, demanding improved international cooperation and the development of domestic transport.